Sentence examples for the potential of not from inspiring English sources

Speaking at a memorial service for a Mozambican taxi driver who died after police dragged him through the streets tied to the back of a van, Ms. Machel warned that her adopted country was "on the precipice of something very dangerous with the potential of not being able to stop the fall".

These collaborations have the potential of not only providing enhanced level of privacy but also revolutionizing the research frontier in the fundamental studies of multimedia and security.

Faced with the realities of the changing execution methods, the purpose of Ray's firing squad bill is to give the state an alternative choice when facing the potential of not obtaining the necessary drugs for a lethal injection within 30 days.

Species present at low densities present challenges for all estimation methods, but for highly clustered populations, a stratified sampling approach can minimize the potential of not observing any birds in the intensive units in the study.

Despite the potential of not capturing rare or very low abundance bacterial ribotypes, the DGGE analysis used in this study indicated similar results of captured bacterial ribotypes and tentative bacterial species replacement in unhealthy corals to that of less replicated studies using other non-culture based techniques (e.g. [3], [54], [69]; Figure 4).

We note that the application of a molecular clock for estimating divergence times has the potential of not being without problems for several reasons (see e.g., [ 37, 38]).

Organisations like Nasa are exploring the potential of crowdsourcing – not necessarily funding – in parallel.

The device shows the potential of trapping not only individual micro-particles, but also micro-particle clusters, as shown in Fig. 9.

Bellamy emphasized the need to focus on the potential of adolescents, not just their problems.

You might even say that he courts the creative potential of not knowing all the facts.

Her place was within shouting distance of "Stomp," a musical predicated on the percussive potential of not only heavy boots, but hub caps and garbage can lids.